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Emerging scientific applications such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN and the Nasa EOS satellites are producing tremendous amounts of data. The Data Intensive Distributed Computing Research Group at LBNL is doing research on mechanisms and services to efficiently move, select, and manage huge data sets in a distributed, or Data Grid environment. We are also working on tools for monitoring and analyzing distributed system performance, which we call the Distributed Monitoring Framework (DMF). These projects are supported by the US Department of Energy MICS office, the National Collaboratories Program, and the Network Research program.
Current Projects: |
Distributed Monitoring Framework (DMF) Net100 Project: - LBNL Net100 page - NTAF page Self Configuring Network Monitoring PFLDnet2004 |
DMF Components: |
Publications and Useful Links: |
DIDC Publications (Papers
and Talks) |
TCP Tuning Guide for wide area distributed applications |
Collaborations: We are part of or working closely with the following projects |
Particle Physics Data Grid (PPDG) EU DataGrid The Globus Project Internet2 End-to-End Performance Initiative SLAC IEPM Project EU DataTAG Project, Work Package 2 |
GLobal Grid Forum (GGF) Participation: Members
of DIDC are co-chairing the following GGF groups: Network Measurements WG Network Measurements for Application RG Grid Performance Working Group Discovery and Monitoring Event Descriptions WG |
Group Members: | Staff: Brian L. Tierney (Group Leader) Dan Gunter Jin Guojun Jason R. Lee Martin Stoufer |
Administrative Assistants: Gizella Kapus Jo Anne Yonemura Students: Vibha Virmani |
Job Opportunities: |
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Credits: The research and development of the Distributed Systems Department is funded by the U.S. Dept. of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research, Mathematical, Information, and Computational Sciences Division
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